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from: mahmood alatif <mahmoodalatif12@gmail.com>
reply-to: lawrichardtangyatsunesqxxxx@mail.ee
date: Sep 17, 2021, 6:07 PM
subject: Re: Last Notice of your fund
mailed-by: gmail.com

The IMF Giving Together is the IMF's corporate giving program which supports employees' giving back to the

community, both locally and internationally. The IMF Giving Together Program encompasses: (i) staff Giving

(previously Helping Hands); (ii) disaster relief appeals; (iii) management donations; (iv) grants to local and

international charities; and (v) staff volunteering activities. https://www.imf.or g/external/np/cpac/donate.htm

Following moments of calibration, reshuffling and executing, You have a recalculated fund of $883,000 usd awaiting

to be transferred to your account. This is a reward from the United Nations and IMF allocated to the beneficiaries

on random selection in the poverty eradication Program. Also note that this fund is monitored by the FBI to make

sure it gets to the rightful beneficiary.

If you don't claim your fund now it will be cancelled. We have mandated the affiliate payment center to release your

fund. The only thing now is for the authorization and transfer of funds into your account. The only fee you have to

make is 185 Euro just for the cost of transfer because other expenses have been taken care of. Note that the cost of

transfer cannot be deducted from the fund because of lack of "Power of Attorney".

You need to contact the affiliate payment officer Mr.John M Flint, email: (infoupdate9187@gmail.com) and send them

the fee to enable them transfer your fund to you without delay.

PS: Please ignore this automated message if you have already received your fund.

Sincerely,
Bar. Richard TANG Yat Sun (Esq)
Covid-19 Intervention Relief Fund® Committee.
Electronic requirements
America, OR London Uk
www.imf.org
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